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herewith

herewith

2 8.1
To include something with this letter or document
  • adverb
  • /ˈhɪrˌwɪð/
  • Formal
translation icon : con esta
  • That document, which is not widely known, is herewith published and translated.
  • herewith testimony
  • herewith submitted

Examples

  • Here are the emblems of power which, herewith, I present to you before God and mankind.

    Queen Christina (1934)

  • I dispatch you herewith in the name of the king.

    The New World (2005)

  • I herewith present you three solid gold hit songs.

    Pillow Talk (1959)

  • What I mean is, our partnership is herewith dissolved.

    Oliver & Company (1988)

  • We seal ourselves herewith into this place of learning.

    Zardoz (1974)

  • Herewith is the author's response.

    Academic text (2008)

  • But since you succeeded, I herewith promote you to the rank of captain.

    Captain from Castile (1947)

  • I am very grateful for your concern, but having no immediate necessity... i have the honor to return your check herewith.

    Howards End (1992)

  • The undersigned herewith assumes command.

    Fiction book (2000)

  • I have the honor to return your check herewith.

Synonyms

therewith
vsherewith
  • Formal
2 9.9

At the same time as or immediately after something just mentioned

is used to indicate inclusion by the current letter or communication

Surface Forms

herewith positive

Etymology

The word herewith is made of here 'this' and with 'together' or 'sent with', so it literally means 'with this'. That is why in formal letters people use herewith to say that a document or item is sent with the letter.